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FREE AI CODE ASSISTANTS THAT ACTUALLY WORK 3
PART 3 OF 5: The Debug & Explain Specialists 5 Free AI Code Assistants – Tools That Auto-Complete, Refactor & Debug Your Code. Alright, Part 3 is here and this one's for everyone who's ever stared at an error message for 45 minutes only to find out it…
How I automated IPA transcription for linguistics: A story of CMUdict and Offline-first design
As anyone in the linguistics or ESL (English as a Second Language) field knows, manually transcribing full paragraphs into the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) is a tedious, error-prone nightmare. Most online tools are designed for single-word lookups. B…
The Hidden Cost of "Observability Theater" (And How to Fix It)
Ever notice how we're drowning in dashboards but still can't find what broke production at 3 AM? I spent last Tuesday morning explaining to my CTO why our observability bill hit $42,000/month while we discovered our checkout API was down from a customer tweet…
Lithium Battery Woes... ((or... why I can't hack my Mardi Gras Throw))
On the magical day that is Mardi Gras day, I performed the sacred ritual of giving the small child next to me a throw I caught. In this case, it was a Zulu spear from the truck parade. A few minutes later, his mother handed me a small box in return and said, …
Fake Claude Code Download Pages Are Delivering Infostealer Malware
As AI development tools continue to grow in popularity, attackers are beginning to exploit their ecosystems. A recent campaign is distributing fake Claude Code download pages that mimic legitimate installers. The attack relies on sponsored search advertisemen…
Preparing for Javascript interviews? Don't miss out this free resource.
I was browsing through the internet to gather sample questions that are frequently asked in interviews in multiple companies. Those articles were great but most of them are either old or need some sort of premium subscriptions. But what if I tell you there's …
Visual Introduction to PyTorch
PyTorch is currently one of the most popular deep learning frameworks. It is an open-source library built upon the Torch Library. Most tutorials assume you're comfortable jumping straight into code. I made a visual introduction that walks through the core con…
AWS in March 2026: The Biggest Updates Developers Can't Ignore
Hey dev community! 👋 March 2026 has been an absolute blast for AWS builders—especially if you're dealing with AI agents, storage headaches, or healthcare workflows. AWS shipped some game-changing updates that directly tackle real-world pain points many of us …
Starting a Next.js Project? These are the best Templates
When starting a new Next.js project, many developers spending lot of time in just setting things up. Things like creating layouts, adding navigation, setting up components, and organizing folders can take quite a bit of time. That’s why many developers prefer…
How to Make Your Business Documents Legally ADA Compliant
ADA compliance isn't just a website concern your business documents must be accessible too. PDFs, Word files, presentations, and forms shared online must meet accessibility standards or your organization risks lawsuits, penalties, and excluded customers. Here…
How Your Microservice Actually Gets Deployed on Kubernetes (Model 1 vs Model 2)
If you’re building or operating microservices on Kubernetes (especially EKS), one of the biggest architectural decisions is: Where do application code, Helm charts, and deployment configurations live — and how do they flow to production? In real production en…
I Built a Self-Hosted RSS Reader with AI Summarization, Translation, and an MCP Server
Why an RSS Reader I've always been a text-first information consumer and have relied on RSS readers for years. I've hopped from Google Reader to Feedly, Miniflux, FreshRSS, and various read-it-later services like Pocket, but never found something I could stic…